Recently, the Indian Coast Guard inducted the first in-built Pollution Control Vessel (PCV), Samudra Pratap under the 02 PCV project of Goa Shipyard Limited.
About Samudra Pratap:
It is the first indigenously designed and built Pollution Control Vessel of the Indian Coast Guard.
It is the largest ship in the ICG fleet, significantly enhancing the Coast Guard’s operational reach and capability.
Features of Samudra Pratap:
Armament: The vessel is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including stabilised remote-controlled guns with integrated fire control systems.
Advanced Systems: It consists of Integrated Bridge System, Integrated Platform Management System, Automated Power Management System, and a high-capacity external firefighting system.
It is the first Indian Coast Guard ship to be equipped with Dynamic Positioning capability (DP-1), with FiFi-2 / FFV-2 notation certificate.
It is equipped with advanced systems to detect oil spills.
It is capable of high precision operations, recover pollutants from viscous oil, analyse contaminants, and separate oil from contaminated water.
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